90-Minute Mini-Coach Tour of Seattle for One, Two or Four from Seattle Qwik Tour (Up to 64% Off)

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In a Nutshell

Set to upbeat music, the daily tours showcase sights such as the Space Needle, Fremont Troll, and Chinatown; includes two photo stops

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Expires May 1st, 2013.
Limit 2 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Valid only for option purchased. Reservation required. Valid only for 10 a.m tours.
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Seattle Qwik Tour

Robert Frost could have used a local guide when he decided to take the road less traveled, as he discovered only too late that it was a gully carved to redirect flowing lava. Stay on the right path with this Groupon.

Choose from Three Options

$15 for a 90-minute mini-coach tour of Seattle for one (a $33 value)

$25 for a 90-minute mini-coach tour of Seattle for two (a $66 value)

$48 for a 90-minute mini-coach tour of Seattle for four (a $132 value)

The tours run daily at 10 a.m., motoring to landmarks such as the Space Needle, Chinatown, and Viretta Park––one of Kurt Cobain’s hangouts. Set to a high-energy soundtrack, the tours are led by an expert guide, whose narration fuses humor and history. Each tour includes two or more photo stops. Seattle Qwik Tour can schedule pickups at hotels, the Space Needle, or Pike Place Market. For more information, see the 90-minute tour page.

Seattle Qwik Tour

Charles Mickelson knows Seattle so well, he can unearth trolls hiding under its bridges—specifically, the Fremont Troll, an 18-foot-high stone troll statue nestled beneath the Fremont Bridge. This is just one of the landmarks that Charles’s company, Seattle Qwik Tour, showcases on its signature 90-minute mini-coach tours. Their tour routes also pass the Space Needle, the Central District, and Viretta Park, one of Kurt Cobain’s old haunts. As the group rolls through the city, passengers learn statistics and historical tidbits from their guides while snapping photos of the scenery during periodic stops.